Robles v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Webb. Tried before Hon. A. L. McLean. Appeal from a conviction for fraudulently receiving eight bushels of corn, worth $4; penalty, nine months imprisonment in the county jail. Ho statement necessary.
1Opinion of the Court
DAYIDSOH, Judge.
Appellant was convicted of fraudulently receiving eight bushels of corn, worth $4, knowing the same to. have been stolen. The indictment contains two counts; the first charging burglary, and the second fraudulently receiving the said $4 worth of corn. The first count charges a felony; the second, upon its very face, and by its terms, sets forth a misdemeanor. This being true, the District Court had no jurisdiction of the offense set forth in the second count. The District Court could not acquire jurisdiction of the misdemeanor averred in said second count by reason of the fact…
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